Waterloo Bowlers State Champions
Waterloo's bowling team led by Charles Jackman Herma Paul F Manuhl Mackin and Laurenz rolled 2 823 pins at the capital city to clinch the Des Moines city and state title. Individual scores show Mackin 200 187 165 Paul 208 192 71 Jackman 194 176 210 Manuhl 183 158 221 Lorenz 178 215 208. Deputy game warden E E Brees reports mayor Teswick of Fonda fined 100 dollars plus 60 costs on ten counts for buying and selling quail.
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Waterloo
Charles Jackman
Herma Paul
F. Manuhl
Mackin
Laurenz
Des Moines
Wis
Paul
Jackman
Manuhl
Lorenz
E. E. Brees
R. F P. Deswick
Fonda
Mr. Brees
C. C. Burton
Webster City
Teswick
Pocahontas
Twin Lakes
Majestic bill features Bennett sisters and European novelty act
The Majestic billed a lively show last evening headlined by the Bennett sisters in fencing boxing and wrestling. Mille Amoros and the Mulveys performed a European novelty stunt while Verdin and Gearin did artistic dancing and a song. Charles Howe & Company presented Broken Heart with strong reception and Lewis and Green offered a comedy sketch plus Floyd Mack the dancer. Garden seed two packages five cents offered at C A Bighmeys grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Majestic
Bennett
Mille ‘Amoros
Messrs. Mulvey
Verdin and Gearin
Charles Howe & Company
Broken Heart
Lewis and Green
Floyd Mack
Waterloo Mayor Ties Knot For First Time
The Waterloo mayor presided at the first city marriage this morning at the TMA rooms. Alma Lillian Fields, 24, and Fred D Wayne Moore, 28, wed with the mayor declaring the ceremony in the name of Iowa and the city. Moore, a Crystal Theatre player, and Fields, noted as leading lady in Madame X II, were witnessed by friends and reporters as photographs were taken for theatrical journals.
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Iowa
Waterloo
WR Tc. Thompson
Alma Lillian Fields
Fred D. Wayne Moore
Theatrical Men‘s Association
East Fourth Street
Chicaga
Moore
Milwaukee
Mr. Moore
Crystal Theatre
Miss Fields
Shi
J. B. Hawkins
M. A. Roams
BR. C. Thompson
W. Spurr
Narrowly Barred by Crowd at Courtroom Doors
A slight woman squeezed in a courtroom crush was elbowed in the chest by a larger woman, nearly suffocating as onlookers eased the pressure. The incident ended when the mob relented and the elbow was moved aside. An extra at Crystal theatre April 12 features Last Rites of the Maine and the burial of her dead with Navy oversight.
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Crystal Theatre
Havana Harbor
United States Navy Department
J R Lindsey Opens Waterloo Office for Bitter Root Irrigation Co
J R Lindsey, general agent for Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Co of Montana, has located in Waterloo with his family. He operates from room 411 Black Hawk National Bank building as the company’s agent covering over ten counties surrounding Black Hawk and this county. The Lindsey family resides at 719 Washington Street.
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J. R. Lindsey
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Co
Montana
Waterloo
Black Hawk National Bank
Mr. Lindsey
Black Hawk
Washington Street
Wheat and corn surge as weather hints at poor crops
Chicago markets rise on dry conditions from St. Louis to Centralia with thin vegetation and soil drying. July futures advance. higher cash demand aids corn. Wheat leads gains as traders price likely need for frequent showers. St. Louis cattle and hogs steady to firm with steady to higher pork and lard values amidst strong futures.
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Chicago
Shop List of Beauty and Bath Items in 25 Cent Range
Advertised goods include Sempre Giovine cake rubber face sponge and 25 cent toilet sponge. Chamois skins sold in pairs, hair nets priced at 5 for a dollar, real hair nets two for 4 cents, net covered wire hair rolls 25 cents, and Vantine and Burnham face powder.
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Vantine and Burnham
Live Stock Market Reports from Kansas City and South Omaha
Kansas City and South Omaha live stock summaries dated April 12 show cattle receipts around 500 and 900 respectively with markets opening strong to higher. Hogs receipts near 2,500 in Kansas City and 1,100 in South Omaha, with hog prices opening up to 50 cents higher and cattle and sheep markets mixed to steady. Names such as J.J. Rainbow, Auditor, and local offices are noted in context of cash quotes and arrangements.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas Ty
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Dim Rodgers
Rennington
J.J. Rainbow
Chicago
Joe McNeal
Wheat and stock futures and New York market close report
Chicago hogs gain on light supply while cattle stay steady as demand shifts. New York stocks close with mixed results led by Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, United States Steel and Anaconda, with several rail and industrials showing modest gains or losses.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
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Waterloo Bowlers
Waterloo Tea Co
C. A. Bighmey's
Majestic
Marrles
M. A
Oceon City
Frank O"connor
E.G. Dunn
Dunn
John P. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Maine
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
S. Bennett
Marsh-Place Ltdg
Illinois
South Dakota
Market News
Louis Livestock
Gervaise Graham
N. S
Iss
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
National Public Service Bureau
Wheeling, W. Va
Ellis Hotel
East Side
Inquire National Clothing Store
West Fourth
Call Aee
Hawthorne
F. M. Devendor
Sullivan
Rod
H. W
Mar
Plack
Tieston Confectionery
East Fourth St
Cane, Field Lumber Co
Ogie
Lares
Washington
Stan
Oper High
Reeves
Minneapolis
Wellington
Ile
Kansas
Turkey
BEN the People’s ‘Furniture Co
Lafayette Street
C. B. Vnta
Rowley
Hawker Oil Company
C. B. Rentz
The
Hawkeye Oil Company
Mason City
Calmar
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